What pub are you most looking forward to visiting when the world is back to normal?

[FantasyIreland]

Masons certainly has some colourful characters in the evenings lol

Its breakfast lunch and supper with a couple of em,Rags unfortunately.

 

[MillsyTheMosher]

Its breakfast lunch and supper with a couple of em,Rags unfortunately.

They do an outstanding full English TBF. I frequent it for breakfast !

 

[Mike Cledford]

Yes it’s relatively new. About a year old. It replaced what was the greyhound and is now a trendy cocktail/gin bar and resteraunt but also great bar area and good selection of beers/ale on draught.

I’ve lived in Boothstown now for 7 years and am yet to try a Top Chippy despite the overwhelmingly good recommendations. Must try it !

That is a surprise. I would have thought the Greyhound would be the last to change. I suppose it is part of the expansion of the Shuff empire. Isn't the Masons on the other side of the Lancs? I used to be sent to the takeaway nearby. Always took me at least an hour. Slow service.;)

 

[Churchlawtonblue]

My local the Bleeding Wolf, its been shut since last March. :-(

 

[andyhinch]

My local the Bleeding Wolf, its been shut since last March. :-(

Did you just call it the Wolf before it shut ;-)

 

[Churchlawtonblue]

Did you just call it the Wolf before it shut ;-)

always! Crying would be more appropriate.

 

[remember arthur mann]

New tenants taking the Windmill on soon apparently. Here's hoping that they make a go of it.

Yep, Jason's third time but he's always done a good job.

 

[idahoblues]

Did you just call it the Wolf before it shut ;-)

That’s the name of my local

 

[liamctid]

Have you tried Second City on Blossom Street ?

Yes mate been quite a few times as it's the nearest place to mine that shows the football, absolutely packed in there for the World Cup in 2018. Cutting Room Square as its called gets mobbed on sunny days.

 

[stonerblue]

I had a walk around town in September and didn't bother going in, my mate went in with his wife the week before and said they'd ruined it. That reminds me, if the weathers good a pint stood outside The City Arms is a favourite of mine.

What's that boozer in st Peters square called? Go up steps to get in.

 

[Paladin]

Thats a shame, didn't know that.....hopefully it will be back

There's still a nice cafe there, and the walks are pretty good too.

 

[Paladin]

Bird in Hand Urmston is a great pub - i am living two minutes away from there at present with the kids during lockdown.

I lived opposite it on Flixton Road for ten years. Never went in though.

 

[liamctid]

What's that boozer in st Peters square called? Go up steps to get in.

I'm not sure or my minds gone blank

 

[BlueT]

Is it The Waterhouse? 3 pubs next to each other. The Waterhouse, City Arms, and The Vine.

 

[chedlee]

Local - the Chiverton Tap in Cheadle Hulme. Used to love Friday evenings, packed out, sitting with some stranger and getting into conversation.
In town it would be good to have a few in the Bulls Head on the way to the match.
If we are ever allowed back in the Temple then we know things are returning to how they were.

 

[bluealf]

None, couldn't give a fuck :)

Don't drink lol

 

[idahoblues]

None, couldn't give a fuck :)

Don't drink lol

Just as well, you’d be fighting every other pint

 

[andyhinch]

I lived opposite it on Flixton Road for ten years. Never went in though.

I had an office on Flixton road, the old coop building so used to go in for lunch, nice pub.

 

[bluealf]

Just as well, you’d be fighting every other pint

Only with wankers and yanks :)

 

[mike1923]

The Railway in Hale, or Costello's in Goose Green, Altrincham. I'm assuming it will be summer before it happens though.

The railway is a great pub!